Security Awareness for the age of AI
Simulate AI-driven vishing, smishing, and phishing to measure, coach, and harden your frontline where it counts.
Trusted by 1000+ organizations
Even with cutting-edge cybersecurity in place...
Social engineering remains the top attack vector
AI is now supercharging phishing
16%
increase in AI-driven phishing attacks
ThreatLabz Phishing Report
$12B+
losses due to phishing attacks
FBI Internet Crime Report 2024
20%
of fraud is phone-related
Phishing Activity Trend Report 2024
Arsen prepare your staff from
sophisticated phishing attacks
"Thanks to Arsen, I can quickly and regularly test our employees, confront them with realistic attack simulations and follow the results in real time."
Solutions for Security Professionals
By providing reliable, relevant and tailored attack simulations, our solutions helps organizations and security vendors reduce the Human Risk worldwide.
Cyber Awareness Training
Learn-by-doing simulations training that creates transposable reflexes when users face phishing.
Sophisticated Phishing
From CEO-Fraud to AI Attacks, we provide state-of-the-art simulation to anticipate upcoming threats.
Threat Monitoring
Monitor typosquat & look-alike domains as well as all data leaks related to your organization.
Empowering the best cybersecurity teams
Helps organizations meet regulatory requirements and industry standards
"Thanks to Arsen, I can quickly and regularly test our employees, confront them with realistic attack simulations, and track results in real-time."
Xavier Laurent
Chief Technology and Innovation Officer
"Arsen is undoubtedly the best phishing simulation platform. Intuitive and reliable, it offers quick setup, detailed reports, and responsive customer support. Ideal for strengthening the cybersecurity of companies of all sizes."
Jonathan Hamaide
Director
Latest articles
Deepfake vs Vishing vs Phishing: What's the Difference?
The three terms get used interchangeably, and that costs security teams real money. They are not variations on the same attack. They run on different channels, exploit different reflexes, and fail...
